Lubbock Cooper High School - Pirate Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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English Academic Awards: Freshman — Todd Kitten Sophomore — Eddie White Junior — Windy Rainey Senior — Holly Vardeman Newspaper — Donna Scott Annual — Brenda Stone Speech — Denise Fortenberry Kellie Thomas Spanish I — Karee Graves Spanish II — Steve Estrada Biology I — Sharee Foreman Biology II — Holly Vardeman Chemistry —■ Chris Angerer Physics — Penny Kubacak Algebra I — Todd Kitten Algebra II — Annette Lynch Geometry — Brad Hays Homemaking I — Stacy Gaither Homemaking II — Judy Knox Homemaking III — Vicki Bloxom DECA — James Kirkpatrick Government — Lisa Scott World History — Eddie White Bookkeeping — Robin Paxton Shorthand — Cindy Bolom Typing I — Irma Vasquez Typing II — Kayla Jones VAC Student of the Year — Norma Pierce General Construction — Doug Hardman Jeffery Meisner CVAECO-OP— Judy Barnell Wayne Bonner Ag-Star Greenhand — Brad Vinson Star Chapter Farmer — Dean Heinrich Outstanding Leadership — Terri Dunn 22 • Academics

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Academics 21 (a) Misty Oats and Lynn Smith prepare their chemistry work books, (b) Lub- bock Fireman Kenneth Ethridge dem- onstrates mouth-to-mouth resuscitation on manniquin Resusa Ann.

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Ulyict iy flli fl LOWld ’’ 00 yv Students were shushed to silence each day as they entered Simpson's sanctu- ary. The library was used for many purposes: a television room for video tape pro- grams. a study hall for last minute preparations, and a lunchroom. English teachers and librarian Sara Simpson introduced the lunch bunch presentation. Each week a speaker would lecture on topics from exercising at the YMCA to buying motorcy- cles. Students and faculty were encouraged to bring a sack lunch to munch during the noon gatherings. The library was often used not only as a study hall for lessons, but also as a class- room. During the winter months some of the radiators in the room of the annex wing refused to generate heat: therefore, the library was used as a makeshift classroom. Mrs. Simpson ordered new books to add to the shelves and students were always lounging around by the magazine racks, reading the newspa- per or current issues of mag- azines. (a) Librarian assistant J. C. Beesinger catalogues materials in the library workroom, (b) Librarian Sara Simp- son contemplates over the choices of books to order for the library shelves. Academics • 23 M